Turn on you flashers / hazard lights Use your brake lights to warn drivers behind you. Drive slowly All of the above

Can be corrected by letting up on the brakes for 1-2 seconds and then re-apply them. Only occurs with drum brakes. Can be caused by the brakes becoming too hot. All of the above.

Refuse to haul the load. Take the placards off the vehicle. Haul the load, but file a report with the department of transportation after the trip. Haul the load, but only to the nearest place where a driver with a hazardous materials endorsement can take over.

After 5 hours. After 7 hours. After 9 hours. When you become sleepy.

When you downshift for a hill, you should do so after you start down the hill. When double clutching, you should let the rpm's decrease while the clutch is released and the shift lever is in neutral. When you downshift for a curve, you should do so before you enter the curve. All of the above.

Keep them out of sight while you walk to the spot where you set them out. Carry the triangles at your side. Turn off your flashers. Hold the triangles between your body and oncoming traffic.

Apply the brakes during turns. Slow down gradually. Use a smaller following distance. All the above.

Other highway users can hit or be hit by loose cargo. Loose cargo can cause injury to the driver or passengers during a quick stop or crash. Overloading can damage vehicle. All of the above are true.

A fire extinguisher, flashlight, fusees, electrical fuses (if your vehicle uses them), a crow bar, emergency triangles, and a first aid kit (with an emergency medical card for each student inside the first aid kit). A crow bar and fire extinguisher only. A can of brake fluid, flashlight, and a new bottle of window washer fluid. A hammer, nails, screwdriver, pliers, and screws.

Check for poorly balanced weight Check if cargo is secured Check for overloads All of the above

Small loads do not have to have tie downs One tie downs Two tie downs None of the above

Speed control Steering Braking All of the above

In the ignition On the dashboard In your pocket Pocket on the door

The load can shift They have a high center of gravity Both of the above None of the above

Too much play in the steering wheel Poor traction Damage to the tires. All of the above